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THE STEPHENS CASE:
STEPHENS FINED TunsE TIMES
y + tl 4 +t=s W.. i' r. IlA. ~ e. 4sf
~ Squire ArlIe, Twice for Assault and once
for rrofanity--rhe two Gases brought /,
on his Complaint SDismissed at
Stephens Cost--ThS Testimony,

The cases Of Policeman Charles Ste.
phens, accused Of assault on Walter
Moore, assault on Henry Burt, and using
profane language, and Of Henry Burt and
Walter Moore, charged with assault or
Stephens, all growing out Of the iracm al
Warden's livery stable last Monday, were
tried by Squire Ankle yesterday afternoon
Dol. Arnett appeared for Stephens and
Capt. Doyener for Burt and Moore. In
spite Of the. excessive warm weather, the
Office was crowded to suiIocation.
The testimony was substantially as The
story haa been already published-tha
Stephens went into the stable office to asl
an explanation OF Mr.. Warden OF the re-
port that he (stephens) knew the partiel
In the stable Thursday night when Mary
Ogden was assaulted, and was shielding
them. Warden told him all ho die
toward circulating that report was to tel
Stephens that no knew tho men. Ste
phens said: "Auy man that told you tina
Ia D. liar" ~ sE,- -$ f,s'g3s
AT this Burt, who was looking in at {
window, laughed. Stephens asked hin
with an oath what he was laughing at
Bnrt objected to the oath and came rount
to the door, which he pushed open.
Stephens made an effort to clutch him BY
the throat, but Burt lodged and STRUCK
struck him CHANGING blow on The side o.
the head. MIR. Warden separated them
Then Stephens drew his revolver, bu
was prevented from using 1t and put out
into the alley, whore he again drew his
pistol and threatened Moore. Tho testi
mony was that he had his pistol in hil
outaide coat pocket, with handkerchief
over 1t. ~
This Stephens denied. He said he had
1t In his left hip pocket until Burt and
Moore declared their intention to do him
up" when he took 1t from TINT pocke
and put 1t in his coat pocket. The wit
nesses all said Stephens WAS drunk OF
crazy, except himself, Officer Grubler and
| William Stafford. The latter two saw
him right alter the difficulty and did mol
think he was drunk.
Squire Ankle fined Stephens $40 ant
costs for his assault on Burt, IS and cost
for his assault on Moore; and 81 and cost
for profanity. The cases against Moor,
and Burt were dismissed ut Stephens
costA .3f'.i.s ~ .l..L 8 T. lll--1 -
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LoCAL nnEv1T1Es,.

80 T
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
IA tho Gity. !! & y Z.
oSE mArrisge llcenus was issued yestet.
day. 6 ss
Jrpp DAVIS has been heard from again.
He ia at Kansas City. ,Fltsg i.l rs
TIE Arion cxCurts to Columbus at 8 80
this morning via the Baltimore & Ohio
road. IA 4, n 3. {, s.,0 Z
BATTERY D (Oarlin's Battery 10 called
TO meet Of Capt. seamon's cigar store, on
Water street, this eyeng to organize for
the Big Reunion. s
f. O. ARDRsz yesterday qualified as
guardian for Emma Ebeling, and gave
bond In the sum Of $1,000, With John
Arbenz as surety. + /. I 4. K i3f
TIM Church OF God, OF Benwood, Is Civ.
ing a camp meeting In shsrp's orchard,
near the B. & o. depot. A special train
will be run down on Sunday morning
from this city. Aty5 N 'ai55
THr case oil POODLE alias Harry Price,
charged with entering the junk shop Of
William Clemens, In alley i, with intent
To steal waa yesterday continued until
Monday at 9 y. NJ. az. IL
A pAsE pALL game between Fulton and
LInHly boys yesterday resulted In a score
Of 81 to 0 In favor OF Fulton. The battery
| for Fulton was Mstpin and Fingate and
the Linslys, Warren and PAUL.
The last will and testament Of Eliza
Howell, deceased, WAS yesterday admit
ted to probate and ordered to DO recorded
Conrad Bschman qualified as executor
bond, 2,400; Peter Bachman, surety.
ANOTHER gang OF boys INDUCED In .ht
fascinating amusement Of cutting awning
ropeu night before last, the scene Of thu
exploit this time being on the Upper Mar
ket square. Tho perpetrators arc mo-
known. ..s l
In police court yesterday morning
/. Godfrey Fastx wss aent to the hill io
thirty days for diaorderly conduct; JOSEPH
Campbell got the same term for lettering
. and George Seymour ditto for diaorderly
conduct. 81
Ricu WlLxlE has been appointed
special policeman until the necessary tint
| elapacs 10 allow his confirmation by Coun
Gil as a regular. He went on duty las
night in the Sixth ward. He will make
good officer.
Mr.. J. A. FAnls, who has been given
charge ofathe letting Of privileges and al!ot
: ting Of space OIL the State Fair Grounds
!, during the Big Reunion, will be found OF
the grounds to-day and every day here
after from s to II A. NJ. 4
WILLIAM TAYLOR was dismissed b,
Squire phillips yesterday on the charg'
oil cutting awning ropes Monday night, a
} he easily established the fact that he wa
/ in bed when the racket commenced
Young Reilly plead guilty and paid hi
fine. III ~
TuE river WAS about stationary all da,
: yesterday. Last evening there were indi
] cations OF slight swell. The marks ind
Gated depth OF 8 feet 10 inches. Th'
Courier left for Parkersburg at II o'clock
the Elaine will be this mornings packe
in that trade. The daily packets arrived
and departed on time.
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At Mountain Lake

y 8 !
The Mountain Lake Park Assembly will
open Monday evening, August l, with q
Social Reunion, with music by the Cak-
land brass band. Refreshments will be
aerved by the Ladiea' Assembly and As.
ISOLATION. The programme Tor the lecture
course during 1.-THE Assembly will be Of the
highest order, By noted divines OF tho
East. A chorus, led by Prof. Harvey
Sanders, Of Baltimore. will be one Of the
pleasing features during the two weeks OF
tho Assembly. Tho classes in art, botany,
elocution, French and amateur photosra.
ply, arc all in succeesiul operation, aud
otter special Inducements. The Baltimore
l. Ohio will cell excursion tickets at one
iare for the round trip, from oil points
along the line, good to Auguut Is. This Is
q grand opportunity till yiaiNthiD popular
summer yesost on the mountain top dur
ing.shis torri6 weather. 23E
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80 F3.-1 -tai... -. - htikae
Tho Verdict Unau!m ous,

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tel
titles: II csn recommend Electric Bitters
IS the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given :relief in, every case. One
man took six bottles and was curod Of
Rheumatism Of 10 years. standing" Abra.
ham Hare, druggist, Bellyille, Ohio, AT.
hsins: 1.-THE best selling medicine I have
ever handled in my 20 years, experience,
10 Electric Bittera," Thousands Of others
have added their testimony, SO that the
verdict Is unanimous that Electric Bittera
do cure all diseases Of the Liver, K idnoys
or Blood. Only a half dollar u bottle at
Logan l. Co.'s drug store. 5 T5 Is ,7i.'T'S'
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FRUSTRATED BY HEAT.
Two Serious Cases of Sunstrolie in the Cit
Yesterday. K

Two Serious Cases Of sunstrokc In tho City
Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. W. A. Wilson
WAS walking on the street near Logan {
Co.'s drug store, when ha was taken sud
denly and alarmingly i'll from the effects
OF the hot Gun. He WAS assisted into the
drug store, and remedies applied, and
when he was somewhat improved he was
taken in q carriage to tho Baltimore 1
Ohio depot and took the evening train fol
bis homo st Elm Grove. He still com.
planned OF intenBe pain over his eyes and
OF being very sick.
Thomas Nolan, streetslsborer, waa alac
suDstruck on North Main street yesterday
afternoon at halt.past two. He was 70.
moved to his home and medical aid Gum.
rloned. Last night he was still danger
ouHly i'll, ea.T;5 & Is 81 js ~ --
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DR.. Reeves to Testify,

IDs. James =. Reeves, Of this city, one Of
INC most famous microscopists In the
country, who apent yesterday in making
m examination OF the alleged blood spots
On Van Bakers collar and pants, will 20
up 70 New Cumberland to-day to testify
70! the defense. He will take one Of his
microscopes with him and let sho5e inter-
e, examine the clothing for themselves.
me iaot that he Ia to be put on the stand
leads to the superstition! that his diacoves.
lea arc favorable for the defense. 70.
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REAL ESTATE,
q E 8 g. A.IAK.

No. l2l Alley H, near McColloch street * 80, IL,
Ioomed frame house with good cellar. s,ons tGa
d1uott' tuit lot GO by 10 feet ~ ! -
W. IN Alley II, small frame housc a fu1, IL.
eoxl2o ieet Price $500. -. ~1'' tuli iot
VA Acres, Edgington Lane, six roomcd Nous,
a4out w Ghoce bearing fruit trees. cranes and
tot ei,y t, "a sai Price $780, Wi exchange
No. ls7 South Penn street. roomed tromo bou -, !,
s win sood stone foundation; ground 2oxi prcc
u Acre Farm. four roomcd hewed 1or hons, ~.
sooa g.anefy corncrtb stable, orchard Of i0 t,nsS
S, sau u IIoctor creek, Eevcn miles from n,nc,o,
for 81 On ohio River Railroad can bc bousS,
one OF ne most desirable and snhstor,t., -, !.
aences within the city, situated on northeas, oa!
my 81 oh9pline and Fourteenth streets. ho,se
t l3U Chapline street: the hi ironto ss
tGet az ShApline Street Terms OF navmcnt 10 "
, cAsh balance In equal ANIMAL
tim0 p V'f II payable annually. Fifteen yoan
ro o i Twelfth Ss1S street full lot, 60 hy 10 feel,
alley: Plce sas o. 'sons' = toomsd house On
linz G a residence at Beech Bottom. an ths
me o. inc r. Ky. Railroad is ,niie " tne
mACelihS, consisting Of new frame honso a uo; ~
n1oncr y tAnu' VIII exchange for deai5able civ
IN No GO North Front sheet ground fronting i, 49,
AIH t1laednihg back an equal width to i've, ~ NV
No. 1s2 South Penn street. a al ,nnn,.. z 5
souse With stone foundation and S..-'' - frame
room, cellar and coal honses. ~ .-sment, wash.
55 $S[6'r 80 s -. Price, 81, 90. :
Z ~ - LIS A.'IIENRY.
I'D Estate Agent, Collector and Notarry, Public,
ayAs WI ;Sl:I orrlcr. No. 1917 MARKET 81. !
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& AN ANGRY COMMUNITY
Made So by tho News from Akron-Iho VII,
ep FsSl. Reports Received. S. 80 stg

Made So by tho News from Akron-Iho Wild
Reports Received.
Its sale to assert that the Wheeling
ball club on its return from its present
trip will not be welcomed home by an ad.
miring and enthusiastic populaco there
will be no brass band reception, nor Are
works, nor other demonstrations Of popu.
lar approval. Instead, the club will find
an enraged and disgusted community and
% before stated, it will take a vast amount
OF explanation to enable to patrons of the
game to overlook the horribly yellow
play ing that has been, done on this trip
and to restore the confidence that was
onco Heposed in the team. So great was
that confdelce that EAen the club started
awRy on this tour the prediction was gen.
oral that It would return occupying second
place, Alaa how has that confidence
been abusd, Each club that Wheeling
has met eince II started out has been
feas.ed!on pie,and she has done the roller.
coaster act from third to sixth place. A
few more defeats and Wheeling will be at
the bottom 81 the list. H s4
The news Of yeptefday's defeat at Akron
WAC the straw that broke patient pub.
lies back. A more angry eet than tho
base ball enthusiasts Of this town were, It
you'd have been bard to find, There was
cussing Oh all sides while many openly
advocated the !; making q Of &yhoiess!s
changes in the team, and the Directory ID
well. There were stockholders who vow.
cd they you'd call a special meeting for
this purpose. Tho irat nnwa from Akron
was OF nature calculated to euraee the
1t was to the effect that
Sullivan had pitched aperfect game up to
the eighth, only one clean hit being made
off him. His support vas slso said to be
good. But in the eighth It was reported,
that tho alleged snti-sullivan. Kimber fac!
ton had sgain played him false and had
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IF yOu have not seen the now novelties
I In 6lrdles md Belts you should call On
4 f.i JACOB W.2GRUBB,
f1 zir. yi,F Tho JeNelcr,

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Sui,lngs, pantalooniugs and Over.
&coatings, which vic arc prepared to make
up In z tirst.class style NJ reasonable
prices.
@ Dnr While Unlnundried Shirt, double
4 sealucd, re-enrorced front and back, at
I 80 cents, is tho greatest bargain ever
Z offered. a full line OF Balbriggan I'm.
IlerWear from 81 90a suit upwards, at p
(; Z 55fsj .ls5 C.tHEsS & SONS,
1891 &l320 Market Street.
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Cnsl, Well .ssLD,,,,,..

s. Money expended IN personal adjournment
is often foolishly wasted upon articles Of
no intrinsic value, "a bottle Of SozopoSr,
however, ia worth its weight in gold to any
one troubled with poor teeth, e and its
price is cash we'll spent by, tho purchaser.
Thoughit;will not make tho teeth regular,
they who use II are ;aatoniahed %atS the
rapid improvement it effects in tho dental
4 ow..l Moreover, they breathe sweetness,
\ nd have healthy gsatss and rudy; lips.
b Trhstw Il
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/. nIouNnsY1LLE.
Fatal Results OF Swallowing a Piece Of Glass
hAft l'9 - Other News. {17i e1

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ri. I'm ,,ss. ~, /. =. ,,,,,,,,
ihecounH IVY WIZ ptooaos w 'eaueev' IT.
Lawyer Daniel Lamb was In Town yesterday 4
G. n, Oldham IA running A good race for tho post.
Office. ~ 10 : - -,57'r4
I al. ',yo,,,, 4. ,,o,, No oh.u,to, .ho.Ls,
LeWh "SHon IA nov s ne ct'sihpioh cAeeAeE
player. n .i 't5t :" W.,
MessrS. Pnrdy and Brown arc building m add
ton 10 their huur tnih 3fISilt- 55l,{T a t.fr
Miss Addio wyriek, OF Dellalre, paid Moundsyille
a short visit Wednesday. {5lIsg5 s,iyl
The camp meeting at sharp's Grove Is hardly
started YET. II Is expecicd large crowd viii be
pretent Sunday. '','ilIJ57l -3gIIis \
TIacoh p Aun, i. .x,o,,t,r th,s ,o,aeco ,.a ds
az eoot No sh,nnsd ~ ~ ~. sineia. \" aSrsrse
Kan,"S anI a,p va,oS " ,h ~, % pnntncry
St",n "aA a''o Ae's4"' 'iouSAnu "
7"a: Gti, W. =. Z. d'l14sf IA &Jralt lt'
~ match game Of ball between tho Benwoou anu
MounaN u nihes NH be physa the hoais
snou, sa.utahy. ine nome ntns hAse seu' 'e'
epess pte'ec'or Anu new pair oisioNS' .:Aa "
There was 4 gun missing from the peniientlary,
and the oillCials finally located 1t In Kansas CITY.
10 tho hands OF Mr.. llatnaker. who wH formerly
foreman Of tho blacksmith shop. Tho officers tcl.
egraphcd tho Chief OF Police Of that city. who saw
MI. Hamaker and got the gun and returned IT, e.
Drilling has been resumod Al tho Craig we'll No.
2, The company have been lcasiur new ground 4,
and ihe activity dSplayed leads I'M ne0pie 10 slip.
nose there il gooa nrosnocts nj thh we'll. 4 Two
hundred and hitv EaTrrI tanS hSs hecu erneted
which IL also taken "a mn Indication favorable
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A very funny game OF base ball was
played on tho Island grounds yesterday
between nine Of the city police force and
q nine composed Of the clerks and at.
taches Of TBS different city departments.
The game was uuRired by Oscar Eeeley,
who says 1t was his first and will be bis
last The score stood 81 to Is in-iayor OF
the police. Bobby McNichol won q rep.
aa pitcher, and officer Truschei took
them of the bat like q proiesh. Will
Graham, Of the clerks, made a beautiful
double play, catching hot fly with one
hand and running to third, where he put
another man ont. Frank Bowers pitched
awhile for tho clerks, and was followed by
VIII Bowers. schellha ase caught we'll.
The police changed pitchers from West to
Truschel, and Truschel to McNichol.
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We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, tho Crandall
and the Hen,mond. Thcae machines have
been taken in exchange iss the matchless
Caligraph. and will be aold cheap. Writers
for Yent md Tor sale on monthly install.
mepte. Gall on or address ios circulars
EDWARD L. ROBE & Co., Ma u
IS Twelfth street. si
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BELLAIlsE.
Slight Observation-Disclosures and Gen

sA'sht Oolhtiof-flc nnu Gen.
+t,a eral Items. 3jsF
Miss Jennie Smith Is home from visit 10 Pow.
hatau. ia7lgerF. ~ IN latlsil d
Thedlstrct school houses III the township are
being repaintcd. N'5 r. e7{9s --r
Tho Rock Hill church and Sunday School wilt
nave picnic to-day. 5Ps5 iC4 81 ~ Y a
There was picnic OF First ward people yester.
day OIL the Winding HILL E,fS .'st'. sll zs,.i
Ms. lIoge and family and Ms. J. ". sellats lei.
yesterday Tor Burt'S Mills. a3fsl. H., 4,
Gravel Is being placed Ia the low parts OF tho
road from here 10 the middle ferry. ~
Local Union 81, A. f. q. W. u, will 20 10 John
o'llarra's funeral at Wheeling to-day. )
Louis Ebcling Is building new slaughter house
III the First Ward, with all the improved mAchIn-
cry. 81 :. is,,5 81 ~ Gs-H .7ss I; =fs. I,'
Mrs, lraeman and daughter Aletha OF the Teie.
phone Exchange, ure oil for vacation ut Oak.
land. - II 81 f.z5.t ~ ~ 7lSIf. ~. x, go
Henry Tarbot was bound over 10 court by A.
koeder. charged with keeping his saloon open on
Sunday. . l,!'gl'i5 : w. Il -
George Hcadley will mova bis family to Findlay,
Where he is 10 supetintend one Of the window glass
Two D. & o. yard engines came together near
INC cattle Yards yesterday, but did no damage ex.
eept 10 themselves. lrl,4 .,s3,s a. ~ -. .s-
The rails on the d. 4 o. river bridge arc being re-
placed by new ones. 1t Is slow work, Oh ACCOUNT
OF the fequcucy OF passing trains. 11.1l44
The two young thieves, Ed Gibbons and Dick
Taylor, have been sent 10 BIT ClalrsyiIle JAIL fail
INK to give bond in $500 and $500 respectively.
Tho rise IN the river has been great enough 10
allow the Cleveland. Loain d Wheeling transfer
ooatto make her trips TO .Bellaire and Benwooi.
Misses Minnie Marsh, Clara Theoba.d and Ada
Meirtck. Of the Ballntre teachers, will attend the
Teaehesa' Institute at Flushing. d. r, Jones will
be one OF the staff Of educators. IS - : ~ VI
The first pipe put down, that for the high prs.
sure natural gus main. on Belmont street. has been
giving trouble as the heavy rains still continue TO
cause settling Of the dirt. Several heavy wagons
have been stuck in the holes made "a I
Although the water TAKEN from the river by the
city water works is not very much affected by Nth
dumped into the liver at Wheeling, yet II Is pro-
roking to see the water much more contaminated
the river systematically near Benson's Ferry tr -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Z. gtIt} ait 5s'l4 sls{ ssl gt'
To A. NJ. L. Camp Meeting ut Cresap,s No

To "a. NJ. +. Camp Meeting ut Cresap.s Now
Grove Round Trip, 80: Gents. 81. 81 &,
Sunday, July u, the Chic River Rail.
road Company will run special trains to
the Camp Ground, leaving Wheeling at
ia. N. and / p. NJ. city time.j The ex.
cursion tickets will also be good on regular
trains leaving q. 7:45 Am. and $3.50 r. II.
Returning, the train will leave the ground
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my,7 3s TWELFTH STREET.
Q ID q ttt':el'lii)(etlre.51;:
IonIoe. NOs.' 70 and 81 Fourtoontil Street


.wantcd-Two Active Men. III .t.;
Wanted Res istercd Drug Clerk. s+ - !.
Wanted Position by Il Young Man. ~ n
Homo Liver Pills-H. H. List. rgSrs s
Normal aud Cilsslcal 4 cadcmy. "
i Mayors Proclamation. 80 u II,
Camp Meeting at Aouudsville. II z. s - y;
Notice to Contractors sat. ls=5- BllS@. 2t5
Z Geo. Z. siitel & Co.-Mld.snmmer Bargains.
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1
At Pittsburgh the Philsdelphias won by
a score Of to 2. The four runs " ere
made in the second on errors by Beecher.
Morris aud Casey we're the pitchers, aud
both did effective work. Earned runs-
2 each. Errors-Pittsburgh, 8; Philadel-
phia, l.. Base hits-Pittsburgh, II; Ph!la.
delphia, s. ,5
:, at Brooklyn superior fielding enabled
Cincinnati to win by score OF s TO Z. Base
hits-Brooklyn, -; Cincinnati, II. En-
rors-Brooklyn, 5; Cincinnati, 8. Pitch
ers-Toole and Mullaue.
At Staten leland the Meta were defeated
BY the Olevelauds by a score OF 4 to 3.
The game was without particular interest.
Hita-9 each. Errors l.; Cleveland
5. Pitchers-Mays and Morrison. ~ &.
AT Philadelphia the Athletics were
downed by Louisville in game that was
interesting till the last man was out.
Score 4 TO 3. Hita-l each. Errors
Athletic 5. Pitchers Weighing and Mills
and Chamberlain. NJ IS. - ;ES s.
At Baltimore the home team played in
differently, and st. Louie won again by a
acore OF s to i. Caruthers pitched in good
form, while Kilroy was hit hard. Hits
Baltimore I; St. Louis II, Errors-Balti-
more 4; St. Louis l. ,ss n "a
at Detroit, Gruber, recently Of Hart.
ford, pitched for tho home team, but his
support was poor at times and New York
won by score Of 5 to j. Earned runs
4 each. .Errora-Detroit 2; New York s.
Hits-Detroit 10; New York II. Struck
out-By Keaie 2; Gruber /.
At Chicago tho home team heat Boston
without much effort BY a score OF 10 to 4.
Earned runs-Chicago 10; Boston 3. Err
rors-Boaton 4; Chicago q. Hits-Boston
II; Chicago IS.
At indianapolis Washington was de-.
featcd by ecore Of Is to s. Tho game
was marked by, strong batting, fine 1leld-
ing and excellent all-round playing by the
homo team and weakness and inetiiclency
on the part OF the yisitors. Earned
Indianapolis, 5; Washington, 3. Errors
-Indianapolis, 2; Washington, s. Hits
Indianapolis, 80; Washington, 12. Struck
oat-by Whitney, 2; by Morrison, 8.
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~ WAsHIseToN, D. O., July 29.-Fo, Yves!
Virginia. cooler, variable winds, inir
weather. &, = nm &. fs
For Western Pennsylvania, cooler; lair
weather, variable windssenerally westerly.
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Thermometer Record.

As reported BY Christian schnepf, drug
gist, Opera aougo corner, yesterday 3SG
Y 4. H. 9A.x. IL X. SEX. 3G7p.x.
: sc So = a7o ~ 37o ,.i 90 /.
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Dr.. Geo. ". Hsll, 81 st, Lo ni s AL &. IT
49s y ior ,aoisestlon and found i. Of do,
s.3o0 ~ yAutesse, & TghSLw
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Home runs-Chrisman and Routcliffa.
Two baggers-Miller, Schwartz and His.
gins. Struck out-by Clark, 4; by Dale,
3: Bases on balls-otf Dale, % Hit by
pitcher-Nulton, Baker and Clark.
Double play-Curry to Miller. Batteries
CLARK and Chrisman for Sanduaky :;
Dale and Pike for Columbus. Umpire
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-29
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Wheeling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 0 @ 1 O 0 o.

Earned rms, Akron. /; Wheeling, 2. Bases on
balls. Hill, barrow, Lauser. speldcl and stencil.
Stolen bases. Hin. McGHw, Allen, Nicholson,
White and smurthwaite Struck ont by Sullivan,
I; Irwin. Q. Passed balls. LaDger. 2; Stencil. s.
Wild pitch. Irwin. l. Hit by ball, Cayanaugl.
UMpile, Mcpermott. Time, 2:05, ..-.u.- ~ ~